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Understanding 9/11295 p., [53] leaves of plates : 20 cm
Includes index
Includes index
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October 1, 2024
Subject: Artistically Informative
Subject: Artistically Informative
I loved it.
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September 30, 2024
Subject: where's my water
Subject: where's my water
This engaging game invites players to help an alligator named Swampy find water for his shower. Players must dig through dirt and overcome various obstacles, including sludge and algae, to clear a path for the water. The objective of where's my water is to ensure the water reaches Swampy’s shower, keeping him clean and happy. With numerous levels featuring different challenges, players will need to employ strategic thinking and creativity to navigate each puzzle successfully and enjoy the satisfying feeling of solving each one.
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September 3, 2024
Subject: mugs
Subject: mugs
I am really impressed with your writing skills USB
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Maryfe Sumabat
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August 31, 2024
Subject: Appreciation ❤️
Subject: Appreciation ❤️
Thank youuuuu ❤️
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Nico Will
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August 16, 2024
Subject: gorilla tag
Subject: gorilla tag
The thrilling game of gorilla tag puts you in the role of a gorilla, where the main objective is to evade or tag other players. Movement is limited to your arm swings, which adds a challenging twist to the classic tag game, making every match a test of agility and strategy.
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June 9, 2019
Subject: Very thorough
Subject: Very thorough
The author takes his subject very seriously, warning prospective artists in his introduction that: "there are no shortcuts to excellence." A good representation of classical drawing instruction at the time of publication (1920). The publication data is at the bottom of the last index page.
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November 10, 2017
Subject: The practice and science of drawing
Subject: The practice and science of drawing
I thank you for publishing such a wonderful book and also for providing it free. drawings and contents are beautiful. i feel blessed.
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